(Pictured above: Jack Harlow - Hangout Music Festival, Gulf Shores, AL. May, 2022)

While you don’t have to have a concert or festival to attend to wear a piece from the line, it does make things a little more exciting to have something to look forward to. I listed a few live dates above for some of the artist that are part of the June Collection {1}. Merch at the venues can be pricey and unoriginal. Be unique. Feel good. Enjoy yourself.

(Pictured above: (foreground) me and my girl, Flo, mirror selfie before Hangout, reppin Posty. (background) Post Malone, end of show & fireworks, Hangout Music Festival, Gulf Shores, AL. May, 2022)

Less is more— crop tops. swimsuits. subtle yet eye catching design. Combine them all and get one unique, handmade piece with your favorite artist that says, “I’m here for it.”

(Pictured above: yours truly)

If I could only listen to one type of music for the rest of my life, it would be hip hop, hands down. I don’t know why, (maybe the sultry beats and sounds of the Memphis Blues were running through my veins before I was born), but for as long as I can remember, it’s been my favorite music.
The first cassette tape I ever owned was, Kris Kross, Totally Krossed Out. My dad took me to Target to buy it after picking me up from summer day camp in Memphis in 1992. I kept going on and on about how the older kids had “Jump,” playing on repeat all day and how excited it made me feel. I was hooked. The 90s produced nonstop bangers and that era remains my favorite to this day.
Much of my adolescence was spent in Colorado where I was exposed to the beats of West Coast groups like, Jurassic 5, and East Coast groups like, A Tribe called Quest, and, The Roots. Those sounds completely encompass the chill Colorado snowboarder vibe and will always take me back to my highschool days.
The first decade and a half of my adult life was spent in Houston. Third Coast. Swangin an’ Bangin’. Completely different sound - equally as cool and more than iconic. I can’t wait to launch an entire collection dedicated to HTown. Screwston. My forever home.

I am an artist before anything. I grew up performing and my love for music has been with me all my life. As I get older, my responsibilities trump my freedom to attend live shows and summer festivals around the country. And that’s okay, because this project gives me the ability to connect and live through y’all’s experiences as you wear my designs and carry a piece of my creative soul with you.
Biggie, before all else.